In real world scenes, objects to be classified are usually not visible from every direction, since they are almost always positioned on some kind of opaque plane. When moving a cam...
Combining advantages of shape and appearance features, we propose a novel model that integrates these two complementary features into a common framework for object categorization ...
Hong Pan, Yaping Zhu, Liang-Zheng Xia, Truong Q. N...
Classifying materials from their appearance is a challenging problem, especially if illumination and pose conditions are permitted to change: highlights and shadows caused by 3D st...
Eric Hayman, Barbara Caputo, Mario Fritz, Jan-Olof...
One of the main objectives of developing component-based software systems is to enable efficient building of systems through the integration of components. All component models def...
Abstract. Searle represents constitutive norms as count-as conditionals, written as `X counts as Y in context C'. Grossi et al. study a class of these conditionals as `in cont...